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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-05-18
RESUMED WORK AGAIN.
''Struck Patterns Withdrawn From the
Ro,,,.stcr y " Stove Foupdr;es

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May 1G.-The Roches-
ter stove t"undrjcS have again resumed work.
1t Was learned upon investigation that the
immediate cause of this resumption of work
was the following telegram issued by the
general executive committee of the National
Stove Manufacturers Defense Associations:
CHICAGO, May 13.-To THE STOVE MANUFAC-
TURERS OF ROCHESTER, n. Y.-GENTLEMEN: The
National Defense Association through their gen.
eral executive committee having had under con-
sideration the contracts between the stove man.
ufacturerS of Rochester, \. V. and their mould
ers made in January last, concluded that the
Rochester foundries are in honor bound not to
offer struck patterns to their men; the struck
patterns heretofore shipped TO said stove manu-
facturers are therefore ordered withdrawn.
By order of the General Executive Committee.
HENRY CRIBBEN, President.
The contracts referred to by President
Cribben have been feature of the RocheS-
ter foundries for about two years. The man,
ufacturers as well as the men seem greatly
gratifed that the contracts first adopted at
Rochester have received this important and
manly recognition by the Stove Manufactur
ers Defense Association.
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Making Trouble About Lohencrin.

BERLIN, May 16.-The German press is Sc
we're in its structures upon the Parisians' treat
ment of Wagner's opera, "Lohengrin," and
are 10th to believe that the demonstration in
front of the Eden theatre was not instigated
by French officials. 1t is reported that Count
Won Munster, German ambassador to France,
has protested to NJ. Flourens against the ex-
pressions of hostility on that occasion, and de-
manlled to know what reason exists for anti
German feeling in France sufficiently strong
to prevent the introduction of German art in
a city where art is presumed to be best appre-
fnl
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knit-Goods Strike Declared OF.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, May 16.-The Knights
of Labor Friday night declared the knit-goods
operatives strike at an end. The strike was
begun seven months ago. Many of the
strikers are now reduced to destitute circum-
stances, as they can not get their work back,
and, the strike being officially declared off, no
relief can be afforded them from the knights
headOuarterS
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Not Inclined to Grant Amnesty.

LONDON, May 16-Norris, Conservative, i'll
the house of commons Friday, asked the gov
einment whether after the passage of the
coercion bill they would consider the recon-
incubation Of the queen that on the occasion
of tie celebration of her jubilee general
amnesty be given to agrarian prisoners in
Ireland not guilty also of offences involving
personal violence Smith, first lord of the
treasury, said the government was not in
position to engage in such amnesty.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-05-18
MIR. Boyd Finds His sister.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, May 16.-Mr. G. l.
Boyd, who reported the Disappearance of his
sister, Katie, who came here from California
to accompany party. of missionaries bound
for south Africa, sent postal card to police
headquarters Saturday morning, stating that
she was at her home at Lancaster, N. Ell.
When he failed TO meet her at the. Grand
Central depot, New York, she started az once
for her home in New Hampshire. E4sF
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brewers Omit Work,

Boston, May 16.-As a result of the re-
fusal of the demand of the working brewers,
all the men except two left the large brewery
of John Roessle in Boston Highlands Friday
night The men desired to establish a new
list of prices, which will advance their pay,
reconstruct the hours of labor and prohibit
the employment of non-union men. Should
Mr.. Roessle adhere to his determination not
to yield an interesting question will arise
which would perhaps involve all the brewers
= this city. According to the rules of the
Brewers >r r1iieen the -Hasen employed by any
firm who would supply Roessle with beer
would bova m unit work
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-05-18
The whisky war Abo,t Over.

: CINCINNATI, May 16.-The distillers held a
meeting Friday afternoon in the office of the
Export association. They got news that the
wildcat distillers had become tired of the re-
taliatory measures of the pool, and were will
ing to be real good, and not cut prices or
monkey with the pools buzz-saw any more.
Therefore it was resolved to hold meeting.
Several distillers from abroad were present
1t is said that the defeat Of the wildcats is
SO complete that the pool may start up again
in a few days, and word to that effect from
Chicago was half expected. All feel hopeful
that the war will soon be over
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-05-18
Guarding Beecher's Remains.

NEW YORK, May 1G.--The family of the
late Henry Ward Beecher are said to have
received information recently of what APP
peared to be plot to steal the body from the
receiving vault of Greenwood cemetery, and
two policemen have been since guarding the
vault Mr.. Beechers remains will soon be
Inferred in the family lot. q
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James Whitcomb Riley's poem "Leonanie"
IL: -.A<.

James Whitcomb Riley's poem "Leonanie"
has been translated into Italian.
The Garfield monument at Cleveland will
not be completed for two years yet
Unless rain speedily falls in northern
Iowa, rye and hay will be short crops.
Gen. Greedy is hunting for the man who
ent him check for $500 when his baby
daughter was born.
All the city hospitals in Pittsburg have
adopted the new treatment for consumption
with marked success
The bill compelling mercantile establish
ments to provide seats for female employees
passed the Illinois house Friday
The imports of dry goods at New York for
the week amounted to 81 ,649, 443. The amount
thrown on the market was 81, $50, 100
The Ocean King, the largest American ship
afoat, was burned while on voyage between
Nanaimo, B. c.. and San Pedro The crew
escaped.
Mrs Michael Davitt captured Dublin
Wednesday night by singing "The Wearing
of the Green" and "The Star-Spangled Ban
ner" at a charity concert.
-Four hundred miners of the Bonnie, Blue
Jacket, and First National mines, near Iron
payment of two months back pay.
Senator voorhees, thinks that Senator John
Sherman would be the strongest candidate
the Republicans could nominate. He also
thinks Cleveland will be renominated.
The Board of Trustees of the Illinois Sol
fiiers' Orphans home on Friday elected DIR.
Fl. c. Denote superintendent of the institu-
zion, and his wife, Mrs. Sarah Denote,
matron.
There are no indications of a settlement of
the coke workers STRIKE which is causing a
reduction of $4,000 tons a week in the output
of pig iron in the Mahoning, Shenandoah and
Allegheny valleys.
At Walkerton, Ont, Friday, Richard Web
ster, a holter-keeper, and his hired man,
Henry Raymand, were sentenced to three and
two years respectively in the pcnitentiary
for being accessory TO tho death of Richard
Webster, the Chicago millionaire,
The London Times has resumed the pub
LEGATION of regular articles intended to show
a connection between Parnellism and crime.
The Times seeks to connect the American
Fenians and the Parnellites, and the Clan-na-
Gael society Is also accused of conspiracy.
Mrs. Grant has just received from the pub
Usher check for $50. 1884. So as additional
profits ON the sale of "Gen. Grants
Memoirs She has thus received to date a
total of $50, 459.53 The financial success of
Grants book is unprecedented in the history
of literature.
The executive council for Philadelphia and
vicinity of National Trades Assembly No 1913
knights of Labor has issued circular to
all machinists, blacksiniths, foundrymen, pat
ternmakers, boiler1nakess, and the respective
helpers Of each, throughout America, appeal
ing for assistance and cooperation from all
members of the trades named.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-05-18

CAPE Town, May 16.-Sir Arthur Have
mock, governor of Natal, has been instructed
to proclaim Zululand, excepting the portion
constituting the new Boer republic British
possession. The new Boer republic occupies
the western part of Zululand and does not
reach the coast Its area is about 800 square
miles. The capital is Vryheid
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Presidential Preferences.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 16.--The Post pub
fishes replies from Democratic editors, mem
bers of legislature and leading politicians, in
forty-four out Of sixty seven counties of the
state, as to preference for president The re-
favor Cleveland: 10 Hjn ~ non conunitsl
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Extensive Strike of Carpet Wearers.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-An extensive
strike was inaugurated here Friday among
the handloom carpet weavers employed in the
shops where the manufacturers intend to en-
force the recent reduction. About $50 hands
went out and 80 men and several hundred
women and girls will be affected. With few
exceptions all of the weavers will go out. The
men are well organized and intend to make
strong fight. As a great many of the hands
do not make more than 81 or 81 week, a re-
duction ever so little is considered a great
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Violent Strikers in Michigan CITY.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, May 16.-The lum=
ber-yard employees strike in this city has con-
tinued for more than week, and the entire
business of the harbor district has been at a
standstilL The men have been demonstrative
and at times violent, Thursday severely beat
ing several foremen. Friday morning the
sheriff, with several aids, arrested half
dozen leading strikers for rioting and intimi-
dation, and they were taken to the La Porte
iail Others will be arrested also.
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A Shnck of EarfhGnake.

ROME, May 1G.-A sharp shock of earth
quake was felt at Alassio, seaport town of
Italy on the Mediterranean at an early hour
Friday morning No loss of life is reported,
but the inhabitants We're badly frightened
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-05-18
A. vitrio, Thrower Convicted.

NEW YORK, May 16-The jury before
whom Morris Marx has been ON trial for the
murder of Mrs Jakowski, his landlady, by
throwing vitriol over her, after having been
locked up all night, came into court at 2 p. m.
Saturday and announced that they had
agreed upon a verdict of manslaughter in the
6rs4 doo1.ao i
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Missionaries NIaSsacred.

LONDON, May ia dispatch from Sgd
ney n. S. W, states that news has been re-
ceived from the Tonga islands, in the south
Pacific, Of the massacre of a party of IVES
leyan missionaries by the natives.
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kAOUFN to be made. Cut this out and
nHlIMkN return to us, and We will send
HIlIVt | you free, something Of great
ihShH' value and Importance to you,
that will start you in business which Will
bring you in more money right away than
anything else in this world. Any one can do
the work and live at home. Either sex; all
ages. Something new that just coins money
for all workers. We will start you; capital
not needed. This is one of the genuine, i'm
portant chances of lifetime Those who
are ambitious and enterpTising wIll not de-
lay. Grand outfit free. Address TRUE &
CO., Augusta, Maine. dec1-86
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-05-18

Two new scalebugs have been intro
duced in California from China and Japan,
and the orchardists are upin arms against
the foreign invaders,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-05-18
Capabilities of Wells.

A Bostonian is the owner Of 400 doqs of
every variety-the largest number pos
sessed by any single person in tue Unrld
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Did Not Discriminate.

KINGSTON, N. Y, May 16.-Inter-state
Commissioner Schoonmaker, in an interview,
says: THE statement that the commission
does not see the propriety of doing in the
northern states what it did with haste, and
prior to any Investigation, at the south, is in
excusably erroneous. The first applications
were made by the southern roads, and for that
reason they were first acted upon. If relief
has not been granted to northern roads, other
than those already granted, it is because it
has not been asked for. The rule of the COM
mission has been to act upon applications
made; not to volunteer giving relief where
none was sought.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-05-18

H For information in reference to
Lands and Towns owned by the CHICAGO
& ST. PAUL RAILWAY Com
PANY, write to III. G.. HAUGAN, Land
Commissioner, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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A Senator's nIus;, anil win,

The valentine craze fell off 40 per cent
in England this year.
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TO and FRO" The Northwest !.
TICKET OFFICES

TICKET OFFICES:
CHICAGO-20j Clark st.
4" Depot, Cor. Polk st. and 18th Ave
81 Palmer House.
Grand Pacific Hotel
fremont House.
MILWAUKEE-395 Broadway.
New Passenger Station.
ST. PAUL-173 East Third Street.
Union Depot.
MINNEAPOLIS-19N icOllet House Block.
- Union Depot.
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May H.
Wheat-Stea1y; cash, s211sc; June, s3c; July,
64114c. armstrong; No. 3, 42c. Oats
Weak No 2 white, 30Ac. Rye-Dull; No. I,
57lac. Barley Quiet; No. 2, 5519c.
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MKs. cLsvELANDp vAuAtloH.
Bride Of the white nouss msy rssti"s % sv'''
rsr in ,Ss Hcr,h Woods. away from the throna.
Pheasant be all things. and gracious an" " :"
sunshine and an a ~ and summer birds song.
Bsl.am,c breesss from ar trscs blow Over !ou'
Moantain aud iako bring YOU an'ss y s"s ~. ~. so'
shades Of deep forests envc,Op ~" w y'
Hiding you we'll from al th'nss 'na' s"""y'
An, ~, mn .ecrct the wood spirits tell 70 you.
Tsnderly guarding your nish!s and your dsys;
ne .v.rx man IN tho land Wishes weil To you -
Ave. and Tho womon arc LOUD In your praise.
Ton. r., thu bc,t ws possess that 10 womauly,
yours "A ths nature that all Of us prize;
Partisan rsucor n 'ws gently and humanity.
cha med by glance OF your eloquent eyes.
NJ aes,, but full Of u ue self- possession, you
F,h with com pietensss aud honor your place |:
Daily and hourly. without retrOs sress,on. you
Tread the high path with y wonderful grace.
rescs be- about you. ana blessings abound with
you,
Even tho highest that woman may know,
owe that In truest and dearcat be found with
you.
Guarding you kindly wherever you go!
Sun may you cling to your sweet domesticity.
Cheiishing warmly your home and its ties;
Z hus shall you comp tss Tho rarost f6itity
lsettcr than all that ambition supplies.
- ON the NeW York SGn.
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without loss Of time. when the Intestinal
canal Is blocked up by reason OF constipation.
chronic or temporary. 1t should he borne in
mind that this ailment Is prone TO become last.
ing and obstinate. and breed other and worse
complaints. Hostetter's stomach Bitters is tho
precise remedy to remove tho obstruction
cGec,ually. but without drenching or weaken
ing the blockaded bowels, a consequence
always TO be apprehended from the use Of
violent iaXatives, which are among the most
pernicious Of the cheap nostrums swallowed
by the credulous and misinformcd. The hat
OF experience. and OF the medical fraternity.
sanctions the claims Of this standard apcrient.
Not only as a source Of relief and permanent
regularity 10 the bowels, liver and stomach,
but as means OF remedying and preventing
kidney and bladder troubles, and fever aud
Ague, IL IL without peer.
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stamping Oat Yisuro- rasumoaia Among u
Herds os Assytsaa.

From tho Baltimore tuu.
Siuco tho appointment OF the Maryland
State Live Stonk SANITARY Board May I, 1850.
abont |, ZOO hesd Of cattle have bssn killed,
fully ~ per cent. Of which were found 70 be
affected with plsuro- pnsumonis upon post
mortsm examinstiops. The board u CON.
posed Of A. NJ. Fuliord, Hartford county; T.
Alex. Seth, Baltimore county, and John
Bl.dy, MONTGOMERY county. The United as
operated In the work. The commissioner
oi agriculture, at Warrington, hes paid
for the expenses oi disinfecting and
for the animals affected with the dis.
this BY ths destruction Of snimals
exposed IN tha disease In localities whore II
was desmsd unsafe u cOutinue quarantine
This arrangement continued until March
M this year Thsn, BY new cct Of Congress,
the commissioned of agriculture WAS su-
thorixed TO ray tor the exposed animals.
a. we'll - for those diseased. since that time
this state hss only paid for the value OF de-
ssroyed staolinR, stable furniture, &C., In
cspsbie OF proper disinfeCttOn. The govern.
msnt has had from eight n ten ot the best
inspastors that could be procured constantly
at WO'k. Tho stables Of this CITY and the
country within ton miles Of the city have
been thoroughly examined and 70 examined,
and considerable work hes boon done in
other p arts Of the state Pleuro.pneum opia
has bsen found IN - many - $50 animals,
and all but 30 OF these have O000 cleaned mp,
chiefly by tho destruction Of auimala Ex.
cept In one single instance oil OF these 800
animals were destroyed with the consent OF
the owners, sfter the rate OF compensation
had been agreed upon. These owners have
recsived their money promptly. Tho one
instance where objeciion 70 the destruction
Of diseased animals was made Was the
case OF Mr.. Joseph +. Bartop, Spring and
Monument streets, this city, who refused the
offers on the part Of the government for bis
cattle. DR.. Ward, the chief veterinary In.
spector, used the authority conferred by act
Ot the assembly OF Maryland aud the cattle
were killed, the herd bsing badly infected,
aud ~ located ~ to be liable to spread the
disease to other cattle. The cattle dealers
and disrymen, with iew exceptions are sat.
i-hed with the work that has boen done, and
are desirous that Il may be pushed 70 . con-
c,usinu. A few mOnths more, with the ac.
tive co operation OF diary mon and others con.
cerred, viii pretty effsctually rid the state
0f tho disease and relieve II Of the Gordon OF
quarantine thrown ssOuad Maryland by the
national government and by sis ter states.
In round Il CURES, about q q. 900 has boon spent
by the government In this work, and every
Que IL assured that no will got fair compen-
tion for ell damages Esch government In.
spector is 60 onmiss'oned - an assistant to the
chief veterinary inspector OF Maryland. and
all quar- antining II done In the name Of the
stste.
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EsTIMONiAL rKOM AsSEMRLYMAN ED.
WARD A. lDARRA0a.

kTATR ov NEW YORK. ASSEMBLY lHANBEE,l
ALBANY, April 10, lsst. !
some years ago vas thrown from u wagon
and fractured two OF my iibs vas so badly
hurt that had TO sit up In chair tor four dayS
and nights. the fourth dsy my mother placed
two AIlcnck's Porous Plasters over my broken
ribs. The DeHt day my suffsrings diminished
and was able to lie down. I continued To i'm
prove every day Two weeks n'ter the accident
] got up and attsnded tn business. ! renewed
the p,sstars twice. ana found myself almost en-
tirely well In month. when sal cd tor Eng
land.
Ny wife Il subject to periodic pains in tho bach
that give her rest neither day nor night but IN
two hours after spp yiuR two AlcOck's PlRsters
she e1 periences relief. ana in two or thrse days
she IL we'll. She also dnds them effective in peu
rAigiA and rheum ttism.
EDWARD A DARRA0B.
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You ara feeling depressed, your sppetita n
poor, you are bothered with hsadaohes You srS
kdgety, nervous and generally out Of softs, and
s'sn .Srns SsHss .sss s " S:
5or their bHsis very cheap. bad yhiskX and
wh,en ;t%Iicts SSa sor tSan sn s9ss saa taSs
want 10 an alterstive that viii purify Your
blood. start healthy action Of the LIVER aha ktA.
hssith and strength. such 1 msdicins you VII
Ana % klectrtc Rttters and only . .eenb 3 bQl.
sG ass.S Sisss:si ssss sssss,::. Ssss ssSi :" -
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Dr James Corrie, Dentistin Baltimore, writes
" ! have used Dr Bulls Cough syrup personal "
and In my family for two or three ysars. ana
pare to 1t ~ = remedy for cough. cold, etc." 2;
cents.
Pains in the hack are fr r'qusntly caused by q
tions OF salvation on will give permanent re-.
lief.
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CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE,
y kuptures varioocele ana Special Diseases
o. sithss :sx Why ps hn@bufgsd By a9acks
LAB PnYsIOIAn In Philadelphia who makes 4
specialty OF the above diseases, ana CUIuI
and evening. etrangsrs can be treated ana =
turn homo came DAY O@eea pr1yaSa
20 Boz Ga FSiisAoinS}a
tanlRlVSV
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ON the stage or platform. In society or n home
must not only poessss brains but cissY. strons
tain to inj urs the vOAoe But thsse cnmpisin,:
may be cnmrlstsly ersdics, Cd With lev annIt.
ca,iOns Of 7NOmGF kelsotrte OU, unrivairS IN
jts ppecislti.s. For sale BY n. n Cochrsn. 1ruS
pisl, I37 and la9 nOTth Queen street. LSncsstSt
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OF AlalchIoes Merit.

IOr tho noee and throat, externally or tnter.
nally used. 7h0ns0s' Roleotrto OIL IL matchipss
Asthma cstarrh. and serious throat affections
are quicsly amennble 10 this efficient remedy.
North Queen street LAnCootor,
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sPDOIAL WOfIVas.


Let us tell you that person who is bilious or
constipatsd IL not . we'll person. ana further
that nearly every one IL subject 70 these trree u
Bsuers are one Of the finest diureiics and speri.
ents ever yet devised For sale by Il. u. COch.
ran. druggist lS7 and lS8 North Queen street
LAncaAtAr,
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From Mrs Dennis Smith. Louisville, Ky, save :
"SOr blood impurities Rurdoek Hood R(ftey I
seem ptrticuisrly adapted. Never before h 4
complexion 20 clear: 70 all this time" VOr sale
by u: =; Cocnnn: 0ruestst N ana I'D North
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"Ovsr the h,,Is to the Poor House."

"Ovsp the hilis to the Poor House."
A person with impaired or Impoverished
blood is on the road 70 physical Osukruptcy.
the circulation. repair the tissues, and build up
the entirs system. FOR sale by a. b Cochran,
0nRfnf.
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PBNNSYLvANlAR RAILROAD DOHIU
L ULR-In elfect nom Juno III l0sa
Trains Law LAnuA0Rm ana leave ~ a6seNo
at Philadelphia - folloW0s = -'''ss